MAGICAL moments in the stellar career of Western Bulldogs champ Robert Murphy.
BOB Murphy is one of the most universally admired footballers to ever play the game.
Since pulling on the Bulldogs jumper for the first time in 2000 he has gone on to lead his battling club as captain and spiritual leader, culminating in the emotional Grand Final of 2016.
Murphy’s stats are impressive - 300-plus games, two times All-Australian including as captain, AFLPA Captain of the Year and club captain, Murphy will go out as one of the great champions of the game.
FURTHER REPORTS
JON ANDERSON: Why Murphy deserves his place in AFL history
MURPH RETIRES: Bulldogs great calls time on career
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